Dancing On Ice’s Miles Nazaire gets joint highest score of series as he flaunts his ripped abs and performs shirtless, inviting flirty judge remarks

Miles Nazaire sent temperatures worse at Dancing On Ice on Sunday as he showed off his toned torso while performing shirtless.

Made In Chelsea star Miles, 28, also received the highest rating of the series so far, with his topless performance to Slade’s Cum On Feel The Noize.

He received a score of 8.5 from guest judge Johnny Weir, and 9.0 each from Christopher Dean, Jayne Torvill and Oti Mabuse, giving him a total of 35.5.

Head judge Christopher praised the “enthusiasm you radiate when you perform” after skating with his professional partner Vanessa Bauer.

But it wasn’t just his skating skills that caught the judges’ attention; they had plenty to say about his look for the evening.

Reality star Miles wore leather pants but nothing above, showing off his toned muscles while covered in temporary tattoos.

Jonny said to Miles, “It was so hard to be objective when you got into such a state of undress, so that’s on you!”

He added: “I was on the edge of my seat, thanks for being topless.”

On social media, viewers also expressed their joy at seeing Miles shirtless on their screens.

One person wrote on Twitter: “I think they ran out of budget for clothes for Miles, but I’m not complaining.”

While someone else wrote: ‘Miles, that was amazing! I love the outfit and the style. I knew Johnny would enjoy his lack of shirt. Fantastic skate. An 8.5 from me!’

“Great job @VickyGillDesign and team on Miles’ costume tonight #DancingOnIce,” another viewer posted.

Someone else commented, “Every song seems to justify Miles’ chest being visible.”

While someone else shared: ‘Many thanks to the wardrobe department for Miles’ costume tonight.’

Another viewer posted: ‘Miles Rocked the Ice #DancingOnIce is the ice melting? glowing hot.’

And someone else joked: ‘I don’t need to see Miles skate this week, he already has my vote.’

Amber Davies was thrown through the air by skating partner Simon Proulx-Senecal as they tried to headbang during Sunday’s live show.

The former Love Island star, 27, was thrilled when she got 35.5, which was the highest score of the series along with Miles and his partner Vanessa.

Amber and Simon performed to Matilda’s Revolting Children during Musicals Week, when she became the first contestant to perform the risky headbanger move in the series.

Clearly ecstatic, Amber exclaimed, “Thank you! I’ve had a tough week mentally this week and I was terrified to come here, so thank you very much.”

In the headbanger, or bounce spin, a skater’s ankle is picked up and spun by his partner.

Because of the potential danger, this step is actually banned by the International Skating Union (ISU), which regulates competitive skating.

The return of the judges’ challenge also took place, with the celebrities having to perform either a freestyle jump with two feet leaving the ice, or a solo spin on one foot for a minimum of two revolutions.

Last week, Amber topped the leaderboard after achieving Miles Nazaire’s highest series score, while she and Simon earned a whopping 34 points for their Cha-Cha.

During the dance, the Love Island star was thrown high and masterfully completed a series of complicated lifts.

Roxy Shahidi and Lou Sanders were voted out of Dancing On Ice in a double elimination.

After making it to the bottom three, Emmerdale actress Roxy and her professional skater partner Sylvian Longchambon received the lowest number of votes on Sunday, leading to an immediate elimination.

After being voted out, Roxy – who dislocated a hip earlier in training – said she was disappointed she didn’t get a chance to perform at the skate off.

Lou and her partner Brendyn Hatfield ended up in the skate-off with Ricky Norwood and Annette Dytrt.

Unfortunately for them, the judges chose Ricky as their winner of the night, bringing Lou’s time on the show to an end.

After her elimination, Lou joked, “It’s all about never giving up, so we’ll be back next week.”

She continued: “I had the absolute time of my life, thank you. He (Brendyn) said his insurance has gone up since working with me.”

Brendyn added, “We had a blast and I don’t think I’ve ever laughed so much.”

And Lou joked: ‘Laughed at my dancing.’

Meanwhile, judge Ashley Banjo was replaced on the show this week by professional skater Johnny Weir.

Ashley is on a 55-date tour of Britain with his dance group Diversity, so figure skater Johnny, who is a two-time Olympian, has taken his place on the panel.

Dancing On Ice continues on Sunday February 18 at 6.25pm ​​on ITV1 and ITVX.